|
| Aggregates in chained $M (2017) |
| GDP at market prices |
484 064 |
487 582 |
488 555 |
489 903 |
486 418 |
487 135 |
486 873 |
| Final domestic demand |
510 744 |
519 835 |
522 587 |
519 048 |
520 220 |
518 655 |
521 417 |
| Household final consumption expenditure |
284 018 |
288 610 |
290 107 |
286 935 |
289 264 |
288 283 |
289 958 |
| General governments final consumption expenditure |
118 770 |
120 993 |
121 064 |
120 886 |
121 087 |
120 626 |
121 372 |
| Business gross fixed capital formation |
76 902 |
79 103 |
79 971 |
80 296 |
78 786 |
78 553 |
78 776 |
| General governments gross fixed capital formation |
22 210 |
21 714 |
22 164 |
21 376 |
21 737 |
21 823 |
21 921 |
| Exports of goods and services |
212 421 |
210 423 |
211 126 |
216 708 |
207 572 |
208 483 |
208 930 |
| Imports of goods and services |
236 879 |
238 992 |
238 272 |
241 680 |
241 473 |
237 046 |
235 767 |
| Aggregates in current $M |
| GDP at market prices |
616 771 |
645 901 |
633 003 |
639 541 |
642 088 |
649 339 |
652 636 |
| Compensation of employees |
332 484 |
347 209 |
340 846 |
344 770 |
344 361 |
349 434 |
350 271 |
| Net operating surplus of corporations |
79 361 |
83 119 |
81 812 |
82 842 |
83 067 |
83 442 |
83 125 |
| Net mixed income |
44 918 |
48 268 |
46 749 |
46 795 |
47 530 |
48 791 |
49 956 |
| Household disposable income |
345 660 |
360 802 |
354 594 |
357 136 |
355 842 |
364 684 |
365 546 |
| Household net saving |
28 710 |
29 533 |
28 015 |
31 049 |
25 820 |
33 120 |
28 142 |
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| Other indicators |
2025 |
2026 |
2025 |
2026 |
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|
|
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|
Year to date |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
I |
|
| Real GDP at basic prices (2017 $M) |
450 391 |
450 563 |
452 393 |
449 236 |
450 124 |
449 810 |
|
| Real international merchandise exports (2017 $M) |
89 721 |
85 507 |
98 844 |
86 100 |
85 691 |
88 251 |
|
| Real international merchandise imports (2017 $M) |
105 799 |
103 327 |
103 966 |
109 047 |
106 378 |
103 805 |
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| Housing starts (n) |
59 864 |
63 128 |
55 668 |
59 248 |
59 724 |
63 292 |
59 899 |
| Residential building permits (current $M) |
20 009 |
23 930 |
20 210 |
19 711 |
19 105 |
21 012 |
|
| Non-residential building permits (current $M) |
8 757 |
8 222 |
8 160 |
9 383 |
9 480 |
8 003 |
|
| Sales of manufactured goods (current $M) |
221 192 |
226 585 |
226 573 |
212 838 |
222 633 |
222 727 |
226 585 |
| Wholesale sales (current $M) |
207 897 |
211 907 |
210 123 |
206 215 |
209 888 |
205 364 |
211 907 |
| Retail sales (current $M) |
186 907 |
191 480 |
184 816 |
186 057 |
188 762 |
187 995 |
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| Average weekly earnings, including overtime (current $) |
1 256.59 |
1 273.60 |
1 242.23 |
1 252.18 |
1 266.33 |
1 265.65 |
|
| Labour force (K) |
4 921.1 |
4 898.3 |
4 906.9 |
4 937.7 |
4 917.2 |
4 913.9 |
4 903.7 |
| Employment (K) |
4 644.8 |
4 620.9 |
4 633.5 |
4 641.0 |
4 637.2 |
4 656.7 |
4 634.8 |
| Full-time (K) |
3 781.3 |
3 713.3 |
3 777.4 |
3 788.2 |
3 780.0 |
3 765.7 |
3 732.5 |
| Part-time (K) |
863.5 |
907.5 |
856.0 |
852.7 |
857.2 |
890.9 |
902.3 |
| Unemployment rate (%) |
5.6 |
5.7 |
5.6 |
6.0 |
5.7 |
5.2 |
5.5 |
| Participation rate (%) |
64.9 |
64.5 |
65.0 |
65.2 |
64.7 |
64.6 |
64.6 |
| Employment rate (%) |
61.3 |
60.9 |
61.4 |
61.3 |
61.0 |
61.3 |
61.0 |
| Consumer price index, non-seasonally adjusted (2002=100) |
161.0 |
163.2 |
158.6 |
160.8 |
162.0 |
162.7 |
163.2 |
| U.S. exchange rate in cents, non-seasonally adjusted |
71.54 |
72.86 |
69.69 |
72.26 |
72.59 |
71.69 |
72.91 |
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| Canada |
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| Quarterly economic accounts |
2024 |
2025 |
2024 |
2025 |
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|
IV |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
|
| Aggregates in chained $M (2017) |
| GDP at market prices |
2 456 310 |
2 499 116 |
2 484 261 |
2 497 104 |
2 491 233 |
2 505 960 |
2 502 165 |
| Final domestic demand |
2 490 145 |
2 542 976 |
2 523 703 |
2 523 117 |
2 546 905 |
2 543 489 |
2 558 391 |
| Household final consumption expenditure |
1 391 582 |
1 424 165 |
1 407 635 |
1 411 900 |
1 428 235 |
1 425 267 |
1 431 258 |
| General governments final consumption expenditure |
540 593 |
553 453 |
547 847 |
549 782 |
555 812 |
552 016 |
556 201 |
| Business gross fixed capital formation |
424 535 |
425 742 |
432 232 |
426 697 |
426 155 |
425 188 |
424 929 |
| General governments gross fixed capital formation |
95 476 |
101 840 |
97 431 |
97 071 |
99 230 |
103 085 |
107 972 |
| Exports of goods and services |
752 075 |
739 409 |
763 541 |
771 023 |
720 778 |
727 486 |
738 350 |
| Imports of goods and services |
801 302 |
798 036 |
800 585 |
808 542 |
809 339 |
786 122 |
788 140 |
| Aggregates in current $M |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| GDP at market prices |
3 108 551 |
3 243 465 |
3 176 936 |
3 224 200 |
3 211 124 |
3 259 968 |
3 278 568 |
| Compensation of employees |
1 567 988 |
1 629 531 |
1 599 880 |
1 614 912 |
1 620 592 |
1 637 008 |
1 645 612 |
| Net operating surplus of corporations |
434 251 |
458 843 |
454 760 |
462 864 |
440 696 |
461 660 |
470 152 |
| Net mixed income |
282 423 |
307 019 |
295 612 |
296 896 |
302 884 |
311 592 |
316 704 |
| Household disposable income |
1 718 578 |
1 798 854 |
1 765 468 |
1 780 588 |
1 788 440 |
1 807 932 |
1 818 456 |
| Household net saving |
85 890 |
87 636 |
97 248 |
95 580 |
80 132 |
94 096 |
80 736 |
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| Other indicators |
2025 |
2026 |
2025 |
2026 |
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Year to date |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
I |
|
| Real GDP at basic prices (2017 $M) |
2 332 131 |
2 346 402 |
2 327 805 |
2 324 130 |
2 339 130 |
2 337 459 |
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| Real international merchandise exports (2017 $M) |
572 169 |
556 962 |
605 378 |
552 656 |
561 115 |
569 528 |
556 962 |
| Real international merchandise imports (2017 $M) |
609 996 |
611 675 |
622 154 |
616 728 |
599 818 |
601 282 |
611 675 |
| Housing starts (n) |
259 028 |
251 362 |
230 028 |
276 043 |
272 634 |
256 081 |
246 149 |
| Residential building permits (current $M) |
92 649 |
96 771 |
102 128 |
86 421 |
86 553 |
95 494 |
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| Non-residential building permits (current $M) |
56 155 |
55 060 |
52 262 |
59 964 |
53 474 |
58 922 |
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| Sales of manufactured goods (current $M) |
851 752 |
856 267 |
869 516 |
829 285 |
852 896 |
855 308 |
856 267 |
| Wholesale sales (current $M) |
1 413 476 |
1 474 128 |
1 444 203 |
1 387 261 |
1 419 614 |
1 402 826 |
1 474 128 |
| Retail sales (current $M) |
843 630 |
861 921 |
840 976 |
842 421 |
843 896 |
847 227 |
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| Average weekly earnings, including overtime (current $) |
1 302.82 |
1 328.75 |
1 292.39 |
1 296.26 |
1 308.90 |
1 313.72 |
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| Labour force (K) |
22 567.6 |
22 574.2 |
22 478.8 |
22 551.5 |
22 576.9 |
22 650.6 |
22 565.6 |
| Employment (K) |
21 028.7 |
21 060.9 |
20 978.9 |
20 993.9 |
20 994.9 |
21 121.8 |
21 070.0 |
| Full-time (K) |
17 194.8 |
17 231.1 |
17 147.7 |
17 162.3 |
17 188.0 |
17 247.1 |
17 252.0 |
| Part-time (K) |
3 833.9 |
3 829.8 |
3 831.2 |
3 831.6 |
3 807.0 |
3 874.8 |
3 818.0 |
| Unemployment rate (%) |
6.8 |
6.7 |
6.7 |
6.9 |
7.0 |
6.7 |
6.6 |
| Participation rate (%) |
65.3 |
65.0 |
65.4 |
65.3 |
65.2 |
65.3 |
65.0 |
| Employment rate (%) |
60.8 |
60.6 |
61.0 |
60.8 |
60.6 |
60.9 |
60.7 |
| Consumer price index, non-seasonally adjusted (2002=100) |
164.2 |
166.1 |
162.6 |
164.0 |
164.9 |
165.2 |
166.1 |
| U.S. exchange rate in cents, non-seasonally adjusted |
71.54 |
72.86 |
69.69 |
72.26 |
72.59 |
71.69 |
72.91 |
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| – The year-to-date levels represent the average of all observable annualized periods. When annual gross value and changes are available, they are presented. |
| – Due to more frequent updating, the quarterly economic accounts data may differ from those published by Statistics Canada in the Provincial and Territorial Economic Accounts. |
| – Monthly and quarterly data on housing starts are seasonally adjusted independently; quarterly data do not correspond to the average of monthly data. |
| – In April 2020, the CMHC's monthly survey was carried out in all Canadian provinces except Québec. As a result, the April 2020 data for Québec is not available and the April 2020 data for Canada excludes Québec. |
| – Annual sales of manufactured goods are calculated from the monthly survey. |
| – Numbers in bold have been revised since last Friday. |
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| Sources : Institut de la statistique du Québec, |
| Statistics Canada, |
| Mortgage and Housing Corporation (housing starts), |
| Bank of Canada (exchange rates). |
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